#! /bin/sh
# Scan the given directory (or current directory by default) recursively and,
# for every .cvsignore file found, tell Subversion to ignore the presence in
# that directory of any files listed in the .cvsignore file.
# This stops Subversion from complaining about automatically generated files
# that have every right to be in the working copy, though not in the repository.
# The .cvsignore files were inherited from the days libpqxx was kept in a CVS
# repository, but they're also a lot more convenient than the way Subversion
# does this by itself.
DIR="$1"
if test -z "$DIR" ; then
	DIR="."
fi

for i in `find "$DIR" -name .cvsignore` ; do
	dir="`echo "$i" | sed -e 's|/\.cvsignore$||'`"
	svn propset svn:ignore -q --non-interactive --file "$i" "$dir"
done